South Aiken High School - Winners Circle Yearbook (Aiken, SC)

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THOMAS W. CORLEY AARON ANTHONY COUNTS - Block SA , Varsity football - 12. MYRTHELL COUNTS - Block A - 9, D,E.C.A. - 11. CRAIG A. CRAWFORD - Block SA - 12, 8mm Moviemakers - 9, German - 11, Hoofbeat, Art Award, Governor's School for the Arts. JOHN HENRY CLILLUM ROY B. CLILLUM - Block SA - 11, Bus Award - 11, Bus driver - 10, 11, 12, CARL EDWARD CLIMMINGS - Bmm Moviemakers - 11, Office worker - 10, Record and Music - 10. CHRISTOPHER GEOFFERY CUSHMAN - Drama - 9, Camera and Photography - 9, D.E.C.A. fPres.1 - 12, Spanish - 9, 10, Public speaking awards - 9, 10. WALTER L. CUTHBERTSON JERRY R. DANIEL - Sports - 9. JOHN CHARLES DAVIS, Jr. - D.E.C.A. - 11, Still Photography - 10, Hornet Herald - 9. TRACY LEIGH DEAN - Art - 9, 10, Spanish - 11, Hornet Herald - 10, National Art Honor Society, J.A., Varsity Band - 11, 12, 36fSeniors WU? 9' f Y .et-1-, . KPN

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Qv. fi Q27 - Ox 1 'uf 3 Vx 'EF' CHARLES S. CATINO - German - 10, 11, Chess - 9, Mu Alpha Theta CSec.J - 11, National Honor Society - 12. MICHAEL A. CERMAK KENNETH CHARLES CHAVOUS - Art 9, Library asst. - IO, Mathematical and Computerized Games fTreasurerJ - 11. JENNIFER RUSSELL CLARK - Block SA - 11, 12, Cross-stitch - 9, German QPres.J - 11, Mu Alpha Theta - 11, National Honor Society - 12, Hornet -- IO, Tennis team - 11, 12, Cheerleader - 11, 12. VICKI L. CLARK - FHA - 9, 10, 11, 12. D.E.C.A. - 12, Winner's Circle - 11. TIMOTHY ERIC CLONTZ - German - 9, 10, I1, Soccer team -11,12. ALISSA JILL COLLINS - Beta - 9, Drama - 9, french - 19, 11, Key lPres.b - 12, Mu - 11, 12, Jr. Exec. Comm, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Optimist Award, Society of Distinguished American High School Students. AMY MARIE COMAR CRAIG C. CONNER EDWARD FLOYD CORBETT - Beta - 9, Block SA - 1I, 12, Football manager - 10 11, 12, Library Media - IO, Mu Alpha Theta - 11, 12, Spanish - 11, Optimist Award - 11, Who's Who Among American High School Students '- 12- DOROTHY A. CORBITT MARTHA ANN CORLEY - FHA - 9, D,E.C.A. QTreasurerJ - 11. Seniorsf35

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What Are You Doing After Graduation ? High school is a time of joy and pain, and its memories will remain with us forever. For the moment, the teachers and ad- ministrators are merely prepar- ing the graduating class for the real world. The real world not only consists of getting jobs for a great many students, but for some there are other things that come first. College is one of the great adventures that many students wish to savor, but only the super brainy and the financially secure get to experience it. For the last decade the cost of college has been steadily increasing, and the number of college-bound students decreasing. With the incentive of high college costs, many high school students are diligently studying in the hopes of receiving a scholarship be- cause for the average student, this is the only possible way that they could ever finance their education. Even though college costs are so high many students manage to attend and hopefully will continue to do so. Another after college persuit which is popular among young people today is a career in the Armed Forces. The graphic and picturesque television commercials and the recruiting posters, which are plastered on every free space around school, always succeed in lur- ing juniors and seniors to the recruiting offices. Regardless of whether or not the students are interested in college, the mili- tary is a good career. Not only will the Armed Forces teach a qualified person a trade, but they will even go as far as send- ing a recruit to college. The third, final, and obvious choice after high school is get- ting a job. Boring, right? Not for some. Many seniors will enjoy working in the local businesses around Aiken, as well as work- ing for the many larger com- panies and corporations in the Aiken vicinity. s Kenneth Chavous and Kim Rogers browse through information catalogues in the guidance office looking for information about careers. WANDA LAJUNE DICKS - Creative Writing - ll, Drama - 9, French - IO. DEBORAH LAVERNE DUNBAR - Card and Board Games - ll, FHA - 9. STERLING M. EPPS - Card and Board Games - ll, Bus Driver. Seniors! 37